"Alone, and in Love"

Death Valley NP, CA

On a beautiful clear winter day a friend of mine and I started the 10 mile trek up to the summit of Telescope Peak from the Charcoal Kilns in Death Valley National Park. Words cannot describe the feeling of standing over two vertical miles above the desert below on the only snow covered peak for hundreds of miles. As the sun set I noticed these two wind tortured Limber Pines enjoying the last rays of light.

Fine Art Print, Print Only

Fine art archival ink print, personally printed and signed by me on Harman Glossy Baryta paper, which features a lightly textured rich and glossy surface.

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Floating Mount, Ready to Hang

With this elegant and affordable mounting option the fine art print is professionally mounted to an eco-
friendly HDF wood board and sealed with a special UV laminate, which protects the print and reduces glare. The
finished piece hangs half an inch in front of the wall, appearing to float in the air.

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Framed Print, Ready to Hang

My framed prints are different from traditional styles, eliminating the need for glass. The fine art print is professionally mounted to a thin eco-friendly HDF wood board and sealed with a special UV laminate, which protects the print and reduces glare. The mounted print is set in a simple and elegant black frame, ready to hang, and enjoy under any lighting conditions.

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Deluxe Framed Print, Ready to Hang

My favorite style, similar to the Framed Print above, but with a large deluxe frame (pictured left) that emphasizes the natural beauty of my photographs. Because there is no glass, there is minimal glare, making this option ideal for places with mixed lighting and large windows.

"Alone, and in Love"

Death Valley NP, CA

On a beautiful clear winter day a friend of mine and I started the 10 mile trek up to the summit of Telescope Peak from the Charcoal Kilns in Death Valley National Park. Words cannot describe the feeling of standing over two vertical miles above the desert below on the only snow covered peak for hundreds of miles. As the sun set I noticed these two wind tortured Limber Pines enjoying the last rays of light.